AFLW participant Deni Varnhagen is working as a labourer after being stood down for refusing to get a COVID-19 vaccine, a courtroom has heard.
Varnhagen, who can be a nurse, is heading up a gaggle difficult vaccine mandates which price those who refused to get the jabs their jobs.
At the moment, the Supreme Courtroom of South Australia heard the Crows participant is constant to earn a small wage from sport and is working part-time as a labourer.
The mandates are beneath declarations by the state's emergency coordinator Grant Stevens, however he was too sick with a flu to testify as deliberate right now.
"I invite Mr Stevens to take a Panadol and to return to courtroom, and to inform the folks of South Australia upon what data he relied when imposing mandates which have had the impact of throwing tens of 1000's of South Australians out of their jobs," lawyer Loretta Polson mentioned.
Well being employees, cops and academics are concerned within the case and have argued the mandates have been past Mr Stevens' emergency powers.
The case went forward although unvaccinated academics and cops can now return to work and well being employee mandates would possibly quickly fall away too.